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Cable Labeling/ Wire Marking/ Conduit Labeling

Many companies that use wire markers and wire marker supplies also need other kinds of industrial labeling equipment and labeling supplies. For your convenience, we have listed a number of links for various sites about some of the more common labeling needs, such as pipemarkers, RTK labelers, industrial labeling equipment and labeling supplies:

The RTK Resource - Use this link to see labelers specially designed to make right-to-know labels. You'll find lots of useful information for hazardous material labeling. RTK labels are required in most workplaces. They identify the hazard level of any chemicals, cleaning supplies or other potentially dangerous materials. A standard system, such as the NFPA diamond is typically used to make it easy for both employees and emergency response personnel to quickly identify hazards and understand the potential risk associated with the hazardous material.

Pipe markers - This is where you'll find the best labelers for marking and labeling pipes. Whether you need to label pipes following the standard ASNI/ASME guidelines, or you have specialized labeling requirements such as those for medical gas and ammonia piping systems, you'll find printers that can make the pipe marker labels you need. This web site also provides information about pipe marking standards and industrial labeling in general.

Safety and Labeling - Online Tutorials - This is a major labeling web site, with thousands of pages. You'll find information about a wide variety of brands of labelers from manufacturers such as Kroy, DuraLalabel, Brother, Dymo, Brady, K-Sun and many others. You'll also find information about labeling supplies, and larger label printers and sign makers. In addition there is a wealth of information about labeling, and topics such as improving productivity. You'll find a large section of magazine article reprints, and tutorials an subjects such as the Five S program, warning and safety signs and more. There is an excellent tutorial that provides a good overall introduction to safety labeling and marking. The online tutorials that not only help with labeling, but also help reduce waste and improve productivity as well as safety. Plus there are lots of free gifts are available on this web site.

When you need information about labelers, labeling supplies, and related topics, this is the web site to visit.

Labeling Products - This site showcases the best in industrial labelers, including machines made by Brady and DuraLabel. From economical handheld models, to powerful desktop models that print labels up to 10" wide, you'll find the label printer you need. You'll also find special offers, such as a free carrying case when you purchase a new handheld labeler and a minimum amount of supplies.

Wire Marking Safety

The National Electrical Code (NEC) is adopted and enforced in all 50 states in the United States. It is also the basis for electrical codes in several foreign countries. It provides practical information on safeguarding of persons and property from hazards arising from the use of electricity.

The breadth of the NEC is reflective of how important electricity has become to daily living. Wiring, general electrical equipment, the use of electricity in specific occupancies (from aircraft hangars to health care facilities), and equipment (ranging from elevators to hot tubs) are covered, as well as special conditions (emergency and standby power, or conditions requiring more than 600 volts, for example) and communication systems.

Safety - Arc Flash Dangers

Labeling or signs are required wherever an arc flash danger exists. Learn about arc flash and the labeling that is required in a book title Practical Solution Guide to Arc Flash Hazards, published by ESA. This book normally costs $70.00, but you can use this link to get a free copy of this 130 page arc flash informational book.

We also offer a free Arc Flash Labeling Information Guide. This is a one page guide that quickly gets visitors, contractors, vendors and new employees up to speed on undertanding the meaning and purpose of arc flash labels. Use this link to get more information about the Arc Flash Label Information Guide.

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